Новости за 12.01.2026

A record number of illegal worker arrests and raids have been carried out by the Home Office in the past 18 months.

Four NHS hospital trusts have declared critical incidents due to "significant and sustained pressures" on its services after a "surge" in complex A&E admissions.

Hundreds more federal officers are set to be deployed to Minnesota amid protests across the US after a woman was killed during an ICE operation in Minneapolis.

America's ambassador to Israel has told Sky News that the United States has no plans to launch a military attack against Iran - but admitted that those plans could change.

A troop of monkeys have spent days running wild in a US city and artificial intelligence is complicating efforts to catch them.

The UK has no plan to defend the nation in the event of war, including how to mobilise the National Health Service to deal with mass casualties, the head of the military has revealed.

A Kurdish asylum seeker has been jailed for seven years for rape, which the judge said had caused "immense harm" to the victim.

A van driver in a police pursuit ploughed into a mother-of-three who was looking for her golf ball and then stepped over her body as he fled, a court has heard.

Lifeboat crews were called to rescue a man stranded on an inflatable mattress off the coast of Edinburgh.

Former Conservative chancellor Nadhim Zahawi has become the latest - and most senior - Tory to defect to Reform UK.

"He's a serious f****r", was the unvarnished view of one Reform figure about the party's latest high-profile recruit.

A father who carried out a "horrendous" attack in a "fit of uncontrolled temper" has been jailed for 35 years after admitting the attempted murder of his baby.

Police have shared further details about the five people who were hurt in a fatal car crash in Bolton, with one woman's injuries described as "potentially life-threatening".

Ofcom has launched a formal investigation into X's AI tool, Grok, over it being used to create sexualised imagery of women and children.

One person was injured and a man arrested after a vehicle drove into a crowd of Iranian protesters in Los Angeles on Sunday, authorities have said.

Tens of thousands of people across South East England are without water, as Kent County Council (KCC) declared a major incident.

A football fan who left one of his players with a serious injury and permanent facial disfigurement after throwing part of a seat on to the pitch has been jailed for 18 months.

Is Britain's most notorious prisoner Charles Bronson on the verge of freedom?

An employment tribunal has delivered its judgment in the case of a group of nurses who complained about a transgender colleague's use of a female changing room.

Sir Sadiq Khan has said London is "one of the safest" cities in the world after the number of homicides in the capital fell to their lowest level in over a decade.

Donald Trump has said he wants to make a deal with Greenland and won't let Russia or China take control of the Arctic territory.

A man who launched a violent glass bottle attack on two men on board a train has been jailed for 12 years.

One Battle After Another and Hamnet have proved the two big movie winners at this year's Golden Globes, with the dark comedy and historical fiction claiming the ceremony's top two film awards.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes's X account has been hacked, the club said, after a post on Sunday was critical of the club's co-owners.